The sun was warm on my body, a breeze cooling me as it flowed over my chest, down over my stomach and between my legs. My eyes were closed, but I knew he was watching me. I moved my hands over my stomach, caressing it slowly, and let them slide over my hips and down to the insides of my thighs, intentionally avoiding my swollen cock. God, I wanted to stroke it.
Opening my eyes, I saw the man above me, silhouetted against the blue sky, enjoying the show I was putting on for him. I smiled up at him and continued my slow exploration of my own body, the warmth of my hands mingling with the warmth of my sun-exposed skin.
I was lying naked in a meadow, flexible grasses flattened under my body, the meadow edged by surrounding woods. I had come through those woods ten minutes ago, knowing he was following me.
Earlier an urge had come over me. A familiar urge, though one I'd rarely acted on. Hot summer days brought it out in me. A direct gaze from a masculine face brought it out in me. An image of being free in a remote place -- brought it out in me. I'd left work early, changed clothes at home, and gone running.
Running clothes are skimpy enough, but I was pushing it. A cropped, sleeveless shirt. Ankle socks and lightweight shoes. Minimalist jockstrap, and high-cut shorts.
I'd driven past the forest preserve before. It began at the edge of town. The paths through its woods went on for kilometers, increasingly distant from civilization. Rock hills, tumbling streams, towering trees, and hidden animals observing silently. Raw nature.
Like everyone else in town, I expect, I'd heard rumors about strange deeds that went on in the forest. But especially I'd remembered the ones about men who had needs that wives and girlfriends could not satisfy. And that drew me to the woods. When I went running, my feet more frequently took me into the forest and along its various paths.
The rumors were about things that happened deep in the woods at night, but I was a day person. I wanted light, heat, and visibility.
I'd noticed him the last time I'd gone running along the path that followed the stream. A strongly built man leaning against a large boulder at a turn in the path, apparently enjoying the sun. Someone else who enjoyed the forest in the sunlight. He'd noticed my approach that last time, and as my running feet brought me along the path toward him, I had sensed him scanning me up and down.
"Hey," I'd said, as I neared the boulder and the turn. He'd said nothing, but his eyes had met mine, and I'd seen approval in his gaze -- and an instant, secret knowing, like he knew that my heart had started beating faster as I'd gotten closer to him and that a tingle was coursing through my body. In a moment his eyes had told me that he knew that running was not my only reason for being barely clothed in the woods. Or maybe I just imagined that he knew that.